The phrase 'advanced level students' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to students who have a heightened proficiency in a particular subject. For example, "The advanced level students in the science class worked on a more complex experiment than the other students."
Employing an experimental design, this study examined the effect of knowledge differences on a structured task requiring accounting classification judgements across three research participant groups: professional accountants, advanced level accounting students and engineering students with no accounting knowledge.
Only six percent of our eighth-grade students reached the TIMSS "advanced" level, compared to 45% of students in Chinese Taipei, 40% in Korea, 40% in Singapore, 31% in Hong Kong, 26% in Japan and 10% in Hungary.
A report released in December 2012 called Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study showed that just 7percentt of U.S. students had advanced level eighth-grade math skills, compared with 47percentt in South Korea and 48percentt in Singapore.
Yet the new study, by the independent Center on Education Policy, showed that more students are reaching the "advanced" level on state tests now than in 2002.
"It is a real shame that so many students have missed out on taking languages over the last few years, and we hope to see entries increasing at GCSE and advanced level.
· Advanced-level students would be able to sit extra hard questions to get even higher marks than are currently available under the A-level system to add extra "stretch".
In the last section of the article, I suggest a range of freely-available corpora and tools that are suitable for use in second-language academic writing programs for advanced-level students.
Though the history of the British empire is now available to students at GCSE and advanced levels, it is seldom taught.
Additionally, in study 2 "advanced" students outperformed "beginner" students on the post-test.
